Stocks are lower as US economic growth is estimated to have picked up in the first quarter of the year, but not as much as expected.
Economists expect the economy rebounded in 1Q compared to the previous quarter and grew at a 3.1% rate.
Investors are digesting a slew of earnings as they await jobless claims data.
Smartphone adoption around the world is skyrocketing and changing the way people get travel advice.
With 20% gains in less than three months, this run-up is about over.
Citigroup initiates solar stocks: SunPower is initiated with a 'buy' and Suntech with a 'sell.'
Yahoo is upgraded to 'buy,' and Google is downgraded to 'market perform.'
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